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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1952)
'l.iKKDAY. DKl.KMIiKIt 2, 11152 IIK'KAI.IJ AM) INKWS. MAMA III VLAi. UMMiUf rAGr? TIIPIM) f 1 1 (t nmrrp VI'W Auxiliary vlll l'v n pot wi ilinii-f 'Jhui.di'V rvriiliiH, 0 .20 i in. s llii) cluli. All nirmlir.a m Ihc AiiKllluiv mill l I'eltran I'icI Invllrd. Ilriiulur incollnu will lol luw Kt 8 .lllt ' i On Leave MiiKlrr Hid. mid Mm. Prnnoln K. I.liruuci- iMnry I"l'it rs ImiiiiI", dnuulilor ul Mrn. C). K. lirmnlii, )"J I'Hirjl mi) '';)roli"d In arrlva In NfW VoiK Dec. 4 Inr 30 clnyn leave. Allor llnre month at Kurt Knlablrtl, Mil., tliry wl" i plum lo lliinii. Omniniy, where tliry will be BUnchrd lu lllo U.H. tlllbaaay. Krim I'TA- Imldn ii'iiliir liiTt. Inn lunlKlil, 7 : llu p.m. MP Wle Itctlkey in uucnV Bprukor, I'rnmiilril Jnck I,. Hrxlun, n ill Mr. mill Mm. fHiiplirti ' Hrx ' liui. 4B40 H Hlxlh, wn.i rrrriuly ad vanced lo bonlnwnin male third rlarw, ObN. Ilr In aervlnu In the ) r Kasl nlionicl the IiiihIiiih crnll lepalr hl UHH A-Viill. HI. Man 'a Allar Korlely will tiolcl rrmilar Incotltiir loinorrow in the parish hull, l'titlurk luncheon HI njn, All membera Invited. I'lili. New o.'l i'fi ' Will l)ii In iliillrtl. Iii.IinxI o( ii mil ri:li.niv! silver u.irrliiK will lirt tnkrn lu piiicliimo CAIIIv pnckuii. Ill Mrrrlll Library lull-will liulil II iiiuiunl Chi iiitiiiux puny 'Ihuradiiy December 4Hi Hi Ihe Mor rill HroiTiillon Hull. Kesllvltlen re to Ijtritl'i nl oiio o'clonk Willi u pot lurk luncheon, A t;hrlstiniia pro Hi n in line been arniiiKcd und inrir will be a Kill rxi.-huiiHn. Anyone Iroin Kluiniilh wl.'.lilnu liannporta. lion lilinno cull Ml. Olio Kill 2-2tBt or cull nl 00 Mum Apt. Tim lleilnnera-aiiuare dmce lirutip ol Klk membera will meet thin Tuesday I'Vt-nliiK at t Mo Hi llm Indue rooms. A riprcl.il mvl Inllon In extended to new tim JiiM InlllnU'd In Join Una Kroup. Olio i'.llln la culler mm uuiruciur. I'vlMan KUtere-Wliieme Temple. 70 will hold rrnulnr meeting Wril nesduy, Ore. 3, t p.m. l lOUK llnll. Election ol olfliera, Re IrrnliiiipnU will be acrved by Nina link, Jennie Hum. Theresa Al lencli mid Murlt Kllgore, Nmokrr will br held Krlilay, i l)rc. 6. 7:3(1 p in. bv Altiimoni Ju. nlor III lo mine luudii lor new lirl.lin I'arty will bu Klvcn j Kym riiulpinrnl. Wrrnlllnii, boxiuK. bv Tulrluke Coinmunliy oiiiiii hi i luniblliiK and (rampolinc. auuii. I ha hump of Mi a. Chentor Main, WeilnrMlay. Dee. 10, at I JO p in. Ainlntalil hoalraara Will Ilr Mra. Portia Alkena and Mrn. Murniiirl Gilchrist High News . ny dick ai:mh , Tickrt aalca tor H" at'hool piny Luvp l in lhi Air" ol uiulrr way Monday, Nov. 34. A conict Ii in progrcoi wllh prlwa to o to', the boy and ir who tll thr iiiom llrksla. Wllh tht play solim Imo l final ' alasr.L cal incinbria are review . lug their rolea under Hie nuldance 01 the director, Mian Uole-al. who la working overtime to perlecl the alaae buainraa. Another National Afuicmbly iro- M.HI lu MrKki-nlofl at (lllchrlut llilb 6n Dec. 3. The act coruilaui ol lh Trainpoline hiari. that tal- rntrd group which rxhiblla aerial minnivrm. awain, aninuin, i". - - knivra and other !aui ol daring on th tramnolinr. Tlie Orlilletiea are undrrlaklni wortliy project these daya. They Jira M-ndinu Chrlatmaa gill and monev lo Uie lem (orlunaie people ol- Korea. OrluUlrtle I'reAidrnt, Hharfv Cireer. and Mian Houston. Ihe cjub dlrecior. have received lull cooperation In thla well-worth, while undertaking. Tin m lloor h been refin. tvhed. iliatika In the rlforu ol Mr jielda. huh achool ahop teacher end cuMwlian, Mr. Itochek haa atked (or the ro-operailon o( even-one In keep. log the new lloor clean nd tin marred. muilenla of OilrhrLst High are enjoying ice akaimg on the mill pond tlili werk. Tuenday nlghta wiener roaat proved to be enjoy. a ile deaptle the cold which many akaicra Diolened, VWiunpni . tor- Uie Junior Clavi prltea ern.Mr, Bipa o( Creacrnl, who received the' tutkev, and Mra. Kelly ol OUchrlat, who got the bam. Ihe ticket aalra drive prolit able and enlamed the Junior Claaa lieaaury conMdernbly. - - - t Rose Festiva. Princess Weds . 8ANTA MONlbA. Calif, tfl Theater executive Pal de Clreo. 43. and movie atarlet Mary Joanne . Tarola, we, will n married Dec 13. ' It will be the Ural marriage (or blonde Mica Tarola. princes ol the Portland, Ore., nm Pcellval In ' 1fM7. PaMiuale John de C'lrcn la Ihe exhuband ol Gloria Vander Inll Hlokowkl and the late actreaa 1 Tbelma Todd. De Cleco aald yesterday that he : and Mary Joanne met a year ago at a party. 2tc; children 10c. Mill. PTA-Kxeetillve Board will meet Wednesday, Dec. 3. 1:30 p.m. lu achool cnlnlrrla. ume an rom mlllee chairmen and co-chairmen 10 allelic), i IHroiiuh an error in yenterday'a paper thla was an your.ccd aa a men'a meetlngi. Wunirn of Ihe Moose will hold liui.lnrsa meetinu al Moose Hall lonlKht, 1 p.m. lliere will be ba. lollng. Women Legltninalrra ol Winema Post 143. 'Hie American Leulon, will meet Wrdnendny, 6.30 p.m.. t Ihe home ol Adra Turner. YJJb Payne Alley. Pntluck auppcr and pre,'lirlstmaa pnrlv lollowed bv gilt exchange 111.00 limit i . All membera urued lo attend. Kor ad ditional details, phone Dorothy Hall 34234. Naomi Hhrlna No. i will hold slnlrd meeting loniglii, p.m. Thla will be men'a night wllh men In charge ol program and re-Ireshmenla. Toxnsend Club meeta tnnlshl at i the home ol Mr. and Mrs. fcd j McCraikrn. 600 N. Ninth. Bervlng are Earl Bamea and Clyde Hoi berl. mlal Clob Aloha Cliapler 61. OKU will meet Friday, Dec. . 13 30 p.m. al the Maaonlc Hall (or the annual Christmas parly, gill exchange and potluck lunch eon. Membera are reminded to bring a aalnd or dessert. Blanche Marks and Blanche Rchulre will be In charge ol the Chrtatmea tree and gills. The hostess commlliee lor the allernoon will be Mela oil berl, Martha Powell, Oliva Blacn and Charlotte Osborn. "Chrltlmaa Through the House" second annual presentation ol Christinas decorations In a Klam ath home la planned again ths. year by the Klamalli Kails Oar den Club. Dnle lor this year's lour la Dec. 6. Hours will be from 1 to t p m. hi ihe home ol Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olson. 3034 Portland, ono.half blork above Pacific Ter race. A silver tea la planned and the public la cordially invited. Improving Mrs. Harry Pelt Jr. 303 Bo. till Is improving al home alter a atav in Hillside hospital over the Thanksgiving holiday, ill with pneumonia. -' i - V fin '.!'- mi ... i r t. .'. ii , fN st ' V-j - J' v VVH V i. '-?.J v ' " -r? s f , ' IN CUSTODY. Waldor Chriilian Bills, 48, Sacramento, Cain., holol cook and Virginia La Willis, 12, also of Sacramento, stand in h San Diego, Calif., sheriff's office after proxy marriage elopament to Tijuana, Mexico. He was booked on suspicion of child theft. They had receipt showing proxy mar riage was to be recorded in state of Morelos, Mox. Non-resi-deal aliens cannot ba married in Tijuana. State Prison Shop Burned :Uvmcsih County Treasurer Reports on Bank Accounts An nl nr. 1. Klamath County had I3.832.SM.U deposited In ona bank or anoiher. 'that Is lha monthly report of Couniy Treasurer Anna belle New ton. The money la deposited In M different accounts In lour different banks, three here In Klamath Falla Milk Ceiling Prices Set rtecent action by the Office of Price EJtabllizatlon haa set the min imum milk price aa aet by the Ore gon Milk Marketing Admlnlstra ton through heamga effectve Dec. IS as the celling prices on that commodity to be enforced by the OPS. A meeting to possibly revise min imum prices paid by distributors to producers and wholesale and retail prices Is to be held at 10 a m. Wednesday In the ciiy coun cil chambers, City Hall, before A?st. Adm. W. 8. Weidel, who will act aa examiner. Accordng to a release from Welders office, prices being paid in liie county have exceeded mint mum prices set by the adminis tration through negotiation between producers Idalry farmers) and dis tributors I creameries I. The release aald the local hear ing has been called to set the cell- ln prices "sulflciently high to as sure an adequate milk supply." II ceilings were set without to morrows hearing, dairymen would stand to lose money on their ODer- ailons which already are showing extremely close margin of profit. 8AI EM Fire destroyed the tailor shop al Ihe ll Pennon llary Monday night and prison ol llclals Tuesday were trying to llnd out whether the blaze h"d been net. Guards said they suspected ar son as the convicts had been re pentltil during a shakedown" ear lier In the day when prisonera and cells were searched lor live car tons o cigarettes alolen from the nrisnn commissary Sunday nlchl. Warden Virgil J. O Malley aald that during Ihe lire most of Ihe convic ts were locked In their cells and there was no disturbance or escape attempt. The burned tailor ahop waa on Ihe aecond lloor ol a building In side the prison walls. The lloor below, containing the prison shoe shop and olllces, was damaged by water. The same building was damaged by fire three yeara ago. The Salem lire department put out the blae. O Malley estimated Ihe loss from Ihe lire t about tlO.OOO Including cloth, sewing machines. Irons. pressing machines and personal clothing owned by ihe convicts. 0 C'antafnal rcn far V ' f V Initr Hint all 1 V4 . 'tJ rle nsorgoa pianos ni Msla Extra Work Made Easy Rent A Typewriter r Addinq Machine Blcctri r Staaa Last moath't rental it eaeliee1 ra the purchase price VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY and one In New York City, The deposits Include: First National Bank 'Main S'reet branchi 1.0fi7.4l3.87; First Nation, al Bank IS. 6th branchi $151,233.07; United Stales National B.mx 11,. 402.ITC2.79. National City Bank of New York f 11,016.25; and 1100,600 In various government bonds and Investments. The monev belontrs to Ihe eniinl.v Itself, In part, to the various city governments In the county, to schools, fire districts, park district, irrigation districts and the like. In an. there are 80 different accounts. Only one of the accounts Is out of balance that of the Suburban Rural Fire District, which Is on a protested warrant basis at this mo ment. That means Ihe district's col lection of tax money hasn't quite kept space with Its spending. nowever, Mrs. Newton said, the fire district will be on a cash bas is by the first of the )ear. The deposit in the New York City bank Is kept there for the pur pose of paying oil Interest on coun. ty road bonds which are held by that financial institution. The couniy has J30.000 worth ol road bonds outstanding, the last ones payable In 1964. It hag enough money on hand now to pick up those bonds, but since they bear 4", percent annual Interest the New York bank has a lucrative Investment In Klamath Couniy and won l let the bondi be cashed be fore maturity. Ii wants the inter esli .' Incidentally, the National City Bank of New York la aelected by Oregon law aa an Eastern bank for Oregon counties to do business with. We tellect , . ar tail yea wky, is eul mere abaat ear itivUa by ll1 ui e try. Carter's Collection Agency Pk. (121 411 Mela The zvhiskey with Age in its flavor. . . o We Guarantee Ya1l a with year pailialta by as I o KtsMialk'i FAMILY pbffrrFhw C mum 1 3 M I ar uHDfiwooo'S a7 iaa aula am ' ETUtH mi IHIIT IfrWIitlTI Mo Ixtra Cast Ask for" double A" The Straight Kentucky Bourbon for "double A" hosts . . Zt PROOF. ANCIENT AGE DISTILLING CO., FRANKFORT, KY. "Mommy, IV f-A nii.t couahtna -i i. .if girouujr Cft t.firfiH tdullltmitftl nd JfliftJilrt t thry jint cMlh.w ha b' lle' H'' ivrwifMiTi'ila H)I,KV S Ht tSh Vl: 1 Ak. Ill AC. fKtor .tlpnrtr,l eprrdief . 1st mtxr rrti. Wilson Faultless Pajamas Large selection of broadcloths, knits, rayons, one! pyloiw. Middy or coat sylet. $495 ..,. from Phone 3463 733 Main 1 23 1ecM A ja Maaeay, Datamktr 2, If2f An unmuol progiom il bting planned by the torum committee of the chomber of commerce, according to on announcement mode by F. A. Murphey, choir, mon of lha committee. J. Percy Wells- will be choirmon ond Mrs. Pouline Oflield. accompanied by Mrs. Don Zumwolt will furniih the music for the meeiino. Taatdoy, Dtctmbtr 3, 192t m Mr. and Mrs. Olio Longvlet viiited in Lokeview during the Thonkigiving holidays. They were accompanied by Miss Lucile Simmons who visited with her parents. Wednesday, December 4, 1929 Dovid Totlon, Jeon Rogers, Moryellen Bradlord, Jane Garcelon, (luabelh Grohom, Alesis Lyle, Rulh Coler, Wilson Wiley, Innls Roberts, Rudolph Jacobs, Gertrude Lindley, Helen Anderson, Freddy Bcihn, Horry Pelti, ond Frank Borl were horrie for the Thonkigiving holidays Irom various colleges. Thursday, December S, 1929 Probobly Ihe oldest ond one of the domlieif articles sent in for exhibit ol old loshioned bohy things at Moe's store, is a handmade bonnet. It is Ihe properly ol Mrs. Mory Lewis, ond wos worn by W. E. Lewis 80 yeors togo. From Mrs. R. A. LoLonde, of 925 Jellerson, comes a little blonket mode In Canada, The wool wos hond-carded ond dyed, then woven 62 years ogo. Friday, December 6, 19J9 Mrs. Hoicl Cook ond Mrs. Helen . Houston hove returned from Son Francisco, where they spent 'several weeks purchasing equipment for o beouly shop which Vrdl be located In "Ihe balcony of Ihe Houston Shoe Store. Mrs. .took ond Mrs. Houston will open their shop in about two weeks. . Saturday, December 7, 1929 In lha possession of Mr. ond Mrs. Jack Horlon of this city, Is on old land grant, signed by 'Ulysses S. Gronl, In Ihe yeor 1875. The document granted 0 niece of lone), which hos been known for yeors 01 Ihe "Old Horlon Ranch," to James M. Poe, for which Poe Volley wos named. The potent to the ronch come under the Congress Lond Act of 1820, and wos Issued when Klomolh Foils wos called Llnkvllle, and Klomalh county was a port of Jackson. JH! t "Imure With Landry" , LIABILITY I FIRE V. T, Jonnion John A. McCall f' . D. L. 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